Meaning of kninkles | Babel Free
ˈnɪŋk.l̩zExamples
“My sister called me last⟳ night and declared she has "kninkles" (knee wrinkles)...oh the things that happen⟳ to your body as you get⟳ older...”
“Photos of her in Venice in a pair of shorts at the weekend appeared to show⟳ that the Hollywood actress — 39 this month — is suffering from knee wrinkles, or ‘kninkles’, as they’ve been nicknamed.”
“Radio-frequency treatments are often used on the face⟳ to tighten⟳ slack skin and can work⟳ wonders on kninkles. "They deliver⟳ energy into the dermal tissue," explains Dr Bowler. "This heats the tissue, causing the collagen to tighten⟳ and, over time, to produce⟳ more collagen."”
“Even super-fit stars such a Demi Moore, 51, right, and Catherine Zeta Jones, 44, left, can't avoid⟳ kninkles”
“Catherine Zeta-Jones, Cher and Sharon Stone have⟳ been called out for “kninkles,” or knee wrinkles — and Demi Moore is rumored to have⟳ had an $8,000 knee-lift in 2012 to firm and smooth saggy knees.”
CEFR level
B2
Upper Intermediate
This word is part of the CEFR B2 vocabulary — upper intermediate level.
This word is part of the CEFR B2 vocabulary — upper intermediate level.
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